Tag: keywell (37 entries)
Radliński Ignacy designed a Dactyl-like ergo split in Fusion360 – the Basilisk.
Shared by Jurica Bacurin, the juriform36 is a 36-key wireless split keyboard with keywell.
Alakuu from Skree.us revised his flexible PCBs and designed a new XIAO-Flex MCU breakout board.
Ilya Leonov's Lapa is an ergo split keyboard-mouse.
A modular split keyboard with keywell and adjustable thumb keys: Explorer RxCT by Dream117er.
The WIP Elkhorn by Ire_tional is a stunning wireless split prototype with powder printed keywell.
WolfIcefang's test bench for various column curvatures, Dactyl Chimera V3, is here!
LostPistachio shared his online Dactyl generator – with fast previews and STL export.
Smudge is a custom 3D-printed keyboard design by Sandalmoth – handwired with curved keywell.
Wizergo by 70rch – A handwired ergo split keyboard with keywell, encoders and GX16 aviator connectors between the halves.
DrGarbinsky finished the next iteration of the Dactyl ManuBall.
VFK-001 aka Valkyrie folding keyboard, a vertical Dactyl that can be folded up and taken with you. Shared by v0Che.
Rishikesh Vaishnav's Trackswitch Manuform introduces a mouse-level shift mechanism.
Remnant is a 58-key split, concave 3D keyboard announced by ergohaven's atlantesque. Hotswap, per key RGB, and prebuilt.
Gneiss01 is an interesting keyboard project by LeverMind2112 – involving clay, 3D scanning and printing.
Peter Lyons announced Squeezebox v2209, the latest iteration of his distinctive ergo keyboard.
Snoo posted a Dactyl-ish scooped keyboard with all the keys having their own post.
A Skeletyl variant by blackanode with top and side mount add-on options.
IncBLB has built a low profile Dactyl designed by omurovex.
A little bit of Dactyl, a little bit of Corne, and a *lot* of trackpad space: a unibody split prototype by levpopov.
Try-A-Dactyl is an OpenSCAD-based tool by wolfwood to programmatically design splits with keywell (aka dactyls).
The Ergo S-1 by Wizarddata is a wireless concave split keyboard with integrated wrist rest and free case files.
Stephen Cheng from MoErgo describes the ergonomics of his Glove80 keyboard and explains the rationale behind the design.
The Glove80 by MoErgo is the end result of hundreds of ergonomic A/B testing experiments.
Yet another Dactyl spinoff, now with a border. Committed by jc2price.
